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unfortunately this is a problem with your system
x2 uses a "smarter" autorefresh than 2x which is the same used by explorer
the only thing i could recommend is to do a search in google groups for people that have the same problem -- ideas may come up

if you say that you deleted all the registry key info (did you quit x2 first?) and still didn't get autorefresh, something's seriously wrong. Autorefresh is on by default 1. does your regular explorer autorefresh? 2. is the failure in x2 total or only for some folders? 3. does manual refresh Ctrl+R ...

2x can't help you but there are shell context menu extensions that can copy paths in a variety of formats. I'm sure narayan knows which one you need!

that's what i call CD blues
was it a deep subfolder or just one level down from root?
i would understand a failure to read but the BSOD seems a bit far-fetched. Does this happen every time?

please give the new xplorer2 a try to see if it gets better

you can try experimenting with what duggy says, you'll have a conviction-shaking experience Put a program on a floppy, create a shortcut to it on some folder in c:\, then try reading c:\ and look what happens

could it be that GeoShell needs to provide the correct substructure for shell explorers instead? :) x2 reads the icons with IShellIcon (and SHGetFileInfo as a fall-back) which return indices in the system image list. How can things go wrong? It's hard to tell without a test harness. All I can say is...

what i'm going to do is assign the d-click "nowhere" to go up a level, just like backspace was pressed

to change any registry setting you have to quit x2 first
the autorefresh should work automatically; try a reboot!

would you be after a flag that separates folders for all kinds of sort columns?

i have added this yesterday, so try downloading the new archive from the website

i was referring to my previous answer to your similar question
it's a "technical" limitation, i.e. it cannot be solved within the time/complexity I am prepared to devote to this detail

yes but these mouse "types" don't want to touch the keyboard innit?

how about d-clicking "nowhere" (in a free spot) in a pane taking you up?

on second thought this may not be easy or even possible
but i put it in the tasklist so it will be looked at

that can be arranged but it is bound to confuse most users